Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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SCOREBOARD Catalina Opponent Sept. 28 40 Pueblo 20 Oct. 5 49 Pueblo 25, Salpointe 46 Oct. 6 7th place out of 22 teams Oct. 12 20 Palo Verde 39 Oct. 19 3rd place in Amphi Invitational Oct. 26 30 Tucson 25 Nov. 1 35 Rincon 20 Nov. 9 3rd in 4 way meet Nov. 16 20 Amphi 40 Nov. 21 4th in Turkey D-ay Meet Dec. 1 5th in State Meet GALE BELL, coach of the CHS cross-country team since the school's origin in 1957 has guided them to an overall dual meet record of 26-14. ii . O 'S X .,,. , , ' lj Egg, , 16-. ff ,Z VAN LAWVLER, CHS junior, was the top Trojan harrier for the 1962 season. He was first in three dual meets. Lawler is also on the Trojan track team. Practicing for a coming cross country meet on the CHS track are George Cunningham, Bruce Duffy and Carl Bowlby. Harriers from Palo Verde, Rincon, Tucson and Catalina High held at Randolph Park. Rincon and Tucson finished first and Schools tensely await the start of the two mile run which was second respectively followed by Catalina and Palo Verde.

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Aft CROSS COUNTRY-Front Row: Steve Nielsen, Bill Schaidt, Greg Bowlby, Gary Bisig, Todd Smith, Rich Pearson, Terry Charboneau, Ronnie YVickhorst . . . Second Row: Sherman VVeadock, Bruce Duffy, George Cunningham, Van Lawler, Carl Bowlby, Mel Coons, I 1 I r Steve Godzsack, Winston Warfield . . . Third How: Ken Helmick, Cyms Lasch, Darrell Kelley, jim Brand, jerry jones, joel Mur, Dennis Brown, Harvey Karchmer . . . Back Row: Matt Ivanis, 1 Rick Shosie, George Clark, Rick Van Sickle, Alan Stutts. I Troy's Distance Men Place Fifth in State Meet ff 'K 5 9 K , ' ' K N - wif' s AW' .f I . ' ' S A V ' i' ,,. 'Q' 57-ff T65 ffsf. 1' ,' ' L 2 -M , 'QM 'J yril-fl, gf ' a., , . . .1 is . , ff, Q? . ,, ' fi . V a -Z. .1 Q' W1 . ,Qt-V Q- . , 1, . f rw., Q-1... . ,4 , ,f 9- r'-r Q 1 ' ' -' , f wixff , 1-,. '3'?.,'9 f M51 . - ' f- - - -1 'i1zQf . ,, Ll, ,pdl-.fyifrn:. s ' -, V- V 3 T i J i f K. L ,. f V Yr I V, 5 f,,, -. , V 1 il -I 1 f H I , f , K . f , 3j:.Zf1g-H, .,.. 4. af., . wi,wf:',Q1A7QT i '52-'1 if- ifsf ' .V . 2 ,rffjzgyc-,.,,.,, I gif iivrf-1,-si, 7-g,,vg,L-.4 . . PY?-'r?'4C.., .,f M' - x- I ,,,. M,-,f,3,,,.., . , U Cl1fl11illll,S most outstanding harrier for the ,GZ-'63 season, Van Lawler, is shown working out on the cinder track. Van Lawler, the best Trojan runner, led the 1962 cross country team to a 2-3 dual meet record. The victories were over Palo Verde and Amphi high schools. Rincon, Tucson, and Pueblo high schools defeated the Trojans. I On October 6, the Trojans placed seventh out of twenty-two teams. At the Turkey Day Meet, on No- vember 21, the harriers came on fourth. Catalina's i'Little Boys Bluev rounded-out a good season by finish- ing fifth in the state meet. Since the school,s origin in 1957 there has never been a Trojan cross-country team to end a season lower than fifth in the state. This year was one of continual improvement for the inexperienced Troy Boys. They did very well with only , two returning lettermen, George Cunningham and Carl' Bowlby, from last year's team which was fourth in the state. Next year's Blue and White squad will be strengthened by returning lettermen, Van Lawler and Bill Shaidt, juniors, and sophomores Steve Godzak, Mel Coons, and Greg Bowlby, Todd Smith, a freshman, also received a varsity letter. Coach Gale Bell expects to have a stronger, much improved team next year,

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Trojan Matmen Take 2nd in Carl Hayden Tourney With only two returning regulars, Don Hall and Dave Klensin, Catalina varsity grapplers ended their '62-,63 season with an even record, Winning 5 and losing 5. Opening the season with a victory over Kofa, they dropped the next two meets to Yuma and Mesa. In the annual Carl Hayden tournament, which was held during Christmas vacation, the Trojans took sec- ond place. After losing a close match to Tucson, they downed their next four opponents, Rincon, Pueblo, Central, and Salpointe in succession. Their schedule ended with loses to Yuma and West Phoenix. Catalinais junior varsity overcame Rincon, Palo Verde, Yuma, Sunnyside and Salpointe, their best vic- tories coming late in the season. Hardest falls were dealt by Mesa and Tucson. VARSITY SCOREBOARD Catalina Opponent Dec. 23 Kofa 20 Dec. 16 Yuma 26 Dec. 16 Mesa 23 Ian. 21 Tucson 25 jan. 22 Rincon 17 jan. 31 Pueblo 13 jan. 26 Central 13 Feb. 33 Salpointe 8 Heavy weight wrestler Alan Pierce crushes his adversary with Phoenix a hard to break cradle hold in an attempted pin. VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM-Front Row: Curt Gustafson, . . . Third Row: Cal Woods, Randy Long, Don Hall, john Pierce, Rolando De Leon, Mike Ford, Mike Sterling, David Klensin, Donaldson . . . Fourth Row: Alan Pierce, David Tramp, Iohn Sutton, Don Dudgeon . . . Second Row: Berger, Rocky White, Ward Wolleson, Larry Racer . , . Back Row: Bob Bedell, Wright, David Frances, Mark Rubiner, Steve Oaks, Ken johnson Steve Staples, Harold Margolis.